I will onely blind your eyes, For Iustice should do so, when 'tis to meete An obiect that may sway her equall doome From what it should be aim'd at.
I then desire the liberty of Romont, And that my Lord Nouall, whose priuate wrong Was equall to the iniurie that was done 275 To the dignity of the Court, will pardon it, And now signe his enlargement.
See, equall Iudges, with what confidence The cruel murtherer stands, as if he would Outface the Court and Iustice!
I am a fire To warme a dead man, that waste out myselfe.
Keepe from me, garde thy life, 90 Or as thou hast liu'd like a goate, thou shalt Dye like a sheepe.
For had the equall hevens so much you graced In this as in the rest, ye mote invent* Some hevenly wit, whose verse could have enchased Your glorious name in golden moniment.
Whose kingdomes throne no thoughts of earthly wight Can comprehend, much lesse my trembling verse With equall words can hope it to reherse.
Was it the worke of Nature or of Art, Which tempred so the feature of her face, That pride and meeknesse, mist by equall part, Doe both appeare t'adorne her beauties grace?
Therewith shee wayled with exceeding woe, 295 And pitious lamentation did make; And all her sisters, seeing her doo soe, With equall plaints her sorrowe did partake.
But now the third plage equall to the pestilence insued, by the working of the maisters of the forfeitures, and such informers as were appointed thereto.
I returne to my description in a more equitable and equall manner.
I thinke our ancestors had also more reason to cry out against those that blushed not to equall Plautus unto Terence (who makes more show to be a Gentleman) than Lucretius unto Virgil.
Concerning his eloquence, it is beyond all comparison, and I verily beleeve that none shall ever equall it.
Of such were Temples; so and such you are; Beeing and seeming is your equall care, And vertues whole summe is but know and dare.
For a Spraine Take stronge bere este & honye, of equall quantyty & boyle them to the Consistanty of honye & so apply it hott to ye place greeued.
He is bountifull, and thinkes no treasure of fortune equall to the preservation of him he loves; yet not so lavish, as to buy friendship and perhaps afterward finde himselfe overseene in the purchase.
But I here pay my vowes to the devine Pure essence there inclos'd, which if it were Not hid in a faire cloud but might appeare In its full lustre, would make Nature live In a state equall to her primitive.
Some Nation yet shut in With hils of ice May be let out to scourge his sinne 'Till they shall equall him in vice.
If Brothers: would it had bin so, that they Had bin my Fathers Sonnes, then had my prize Bin lesse, and so more equall ballasting To thee Posthumus Bel.
It were for me, To throw my Scepter at the iniurious Gods, To tell them that this World didequall theyrs, Till they had stolne our Iewell.
The Florentines and Senoys are by th' eares, Haue fought with equall fortune, and continue A brauing warre 1.
I pray you spare me, 'faith I shall vnfold equall discourtesie To your best kindnesse: one of your great knowing Should learne (being taught) forbearance Clot.
Then equall Iustice wandreth banished, And in hir seat sitts greedie Tyrannie.
What speciall meanes may bringe Kinge Phillippe from his highe throne, and make him equall to the princes his neighboures; wherewithall is shewed his weakenes in the West Indies.
The first daie they ran togither diuerse courses with sharpe speares, and departed with equall honor.
Then Yorke vnloose thy long imprisoned thoughts, And let thy tongue be equall with thy heart.
To equall him I will make my selfe a knight, presently; Rise vp Sir Iohn Mortimer.
Is not he iust, that all this doth behold 2 From highest heauen, and beares an equall eye?
Canto v The faithfull knight in equall field subdewes his faithlesse foe, Whom false Duessa saues, and for his cure to hell does goe.
Th'enchaunter greatly ioyed in the vaunt, 2 And weened well ere long his will to win, And both his foen with equall foyle to daunt.
WHo now shall giue vnto me words and sound, 2 Equall vnto this haughtie enterprise?
Who seeing him from farre so fierce to pricke, 2 His warlike armes about him gan embrace, And in the rest his readie speare did sticke; 4 Tho when as still he saw him towards pace, He gan rencounter him in equall race.
Seneca, I was, and saw your Kingly Pupyll In Mynstrills habit stand before the Iudges Bowing those hands which the worlds Scepter hold, And with great awe and reverence beseeching Indifferent hearing and an equall doome.
The rivall seat of the Arsacidae, That thought their brightnesse equall unto ours, Is't crown'd by him, by him doth raigne?
I sweare by thee, O Caesar, Then whom no power of heaven I honour more, No mortall Voice can passe or equall thine.
To put equall Eye-glasses in them, or to exchange the same Glasses.
Earth, than when it was in its Perigeum; and that it will be again in an equallremoteness from the Earth, on the 27.
The French king, though at the first he meant to haue abidden battell; yet when he vnderstood that the duke was equall to him in number of people, he changed his purpose, and turned with his armie a little out of the waie.
All levies were ordered to be raised "by equall proportions out of the visible estates in the collony.
Circle of equall parts, and part of the Equator, and Meridian," TT.
What a meere child is Fancie, That, having two faire gawdes of equall sweetnesse, Cannot distinguish, but must crie for both.
My equall friends o'th'Sword, I must request your hands to this.
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